We are in the final stretch of NFL trading season. Teams have up until 4 p.m. On Tuesday, teams can make a trade to either strengthen their rosters in time for the second half or to sell players that may be eligible for free agency during the off-season. Here are the latest trades, rumors and deals across the league as we approach the deadline. Nov. 4Cowboys Add a LinebackerAccording to NFL Media, Dallas is trading its seventh-round selection to the Cincinnati Bengals to acquire linebacker Logan Wilson. Wilson had previously asked for a trade. He has 46 total tackles this season, 4 passes defended, and 1 fumble recovered. Wilson is currently in the second year of a contract worth $36 million. Cowboys, now 3-5-1 in the NFL, are 31st for total opponent yards (397.4 per match) and opponent scores (30.8 per match). Nov. 3Jerry Jones: Cowboys make a tradeThe Cowboys are in the process of making a trade. Jerry Jones, however, will not share with you who was acquired. In an exclusive interview with SiriusXM NFL Radio the Cowboys general manager and owner said they have made a deal that they are not able to announce. He said that the deal would put him on the field immediately and address some of our weaknesses.Jones continued, “We have made one (trade).” “We could possibly make another two trades. I will wait to tell you about them when we submit the paperwork tomorrow.”Baltimore is bolstering its defensive line ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline, agreeing to a deal with the Titans for edge rusher Dre’Mont Jones for a conditional fifth-round pick, per ESPN.The Eagles have acquired Dolphins edge rusher Jaelan Phillips for a 2026 third-round pick, per ESPN. Phillips, 26 was one of the most sought-after names ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline. The 2021 first round pick has three sacks in this season and ranks 11th for pressures at his position (32, according to Pro). Football Focus) and seventh in run-stop win rate (31%). Nov. ESPN reports that Philadelphia has acquired the Ravens’ two-time Pro Bowler in exchange for a 2026 6th-round draft choice. Baltimore will also be sending Philadelphia a pick from the 2027 seventh round as part this deal. Alexander, who signed an one-year contract with the Ravens in June after being released from the Packers, has appeared in only two games so far this season and logged five combined tackles. This is the Eagles’ second defensive back this week. They also added Jets CB Michael Carter. The Eagles rank 18th in NFL for opponent passing yards per game (215.9) and are atop of the NFC East heading into Week 9. 29Don’t think the Browns will trade their best player. ESPN reports that Cleveland has “no chance” of trading Garrett. According to a source, the Browns have a greater chance of winning a lottery. Garrett, 29, is the NFL’s best edge rusher since the turn-of-the-decade. Garrett has a league-leading 10 sacks in this season. Garrett’s successes haven’t translated to Browns’ success. Garrett showed his frustration in the final moments of Cleveland’s latest loss as it ranked at the bottom AFC North. Garrett signed a four-year, $160 million extension over the offseason after requesting a trade. Oct. The Pats sent Dugger to Steelers for a pick in the 2026 sixth round. Dugger, New England’s 2020 second-round selection, played over four years with the team. In 81 matches, Dugger totaled 441 tackles. White was sent to the 49ers by the Pats in exchange for 2026 6th-round choice. San Francisco gave up a draft choice to fill the void left by the season-ending ACL injury to Nick Bosa. White is in his third year with New England. They drafted him as a second-round pick in 2023. The Jets’ best players are attracting attention Despite their only win this season coming in Week 8 and the fact that they just won, some teams are interested in their top players. This includes defensive tackle Quinnen Williams as well as running back Breece. Williams would require a massive offer from the Jets, and Hall is not known to be on their radar. Hall, who has entered the final year on his rookie contract, was a popular trade candidate before the deadline. A Jets assistant general manger told FOX Sports Ralph Vacchiano, however, that they are not “serious” about being sellers just yet. Rashid Shaheed likely to be traded by SaintsThe Saints are rumored trade candidates for wide receivers Brandin Cooks and Chris Olave. However, ESPN reports that Rashid Shaheed would most likely get moved if the compensation was fair or right. Shaheed, who is entering the final year on his rookie contract, has been a trade target due to his speed and game-changing ability. The fourth-year receiving has had 39 receptions, 431 yards, and two touchdowns so far this season. ESPN reports that Brown has not been afraid to express his frustrations about the way Philly’s offensive has performed this season. However, the Eagles will likely keep him after the deadline. Brown is on track to record some of his worst stats in seven years this season. Brown has 29 receptions, 395 yards, and three touchdowns over seven games. The latter two statistics are on pace to be his worst stats outside of the injury-shortened campaign of 2021. Brown was absent from the Eagles’ Week 8 win over the Giants due to a hamstring injury, but the team is planning for him to return to the lineup following their Week 9 bye. Oct. Liam Coen, head coach of Jacksonville, said that the team has no plans to trade Brian Thomas. Coen continued, “I believe in him a great deal.” Coen’s announcement came in response to a report by The Athletic, which claimed that the Jags would accept offers on Thomas if they were not likely to trade him. The 2024 pick is having a less than stellar 2025 season, but he leads the team for receiving yards (365), with 27 receptions. He also has one touchdown. Want the best stories delivered to your inbox every day? Follow leagues, players, and teams to receive a daily newsletter! FOLLOW Customize your FOX experience by following your favorite teams, players and leagues.
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2025 NFL Trade Deadline Tracker: Cowboys Make a Trade With the Bengals
